The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-05-19

only two that We're handled as 4 yeas
olds. Has the production OF any other
horse in Howard county made such
4 showing in their and Agar old
!, forms. Truth echos NO. As 5-year
olds they stand ready to match the
best that Howard county can pro-
duce.
| In comparing sales We find West
ern Lads produce held in high es
TEEN. DR.. Bennett paid Mr.. Sails
] bury SiOi % IN gold for u pair Of
green 3-year old Western Lad colts.
! lie sold one Of them to 3. A. Sutton
ot Kansas City for $4,000. Mr.. SUIT
ton mas been offered for the same
colt by Col. S. +. Scott $4,000, the
other one Mr.. Bennett exchanged
j for lSauD, paying the difference. s.
/ /. Sutton sold yearling, coming 2
years old Western Lad colt for 800;
McHugh & Lyons sold one OF them
as l understand for S2250a; Mr..
Strother has refused $4,000 for one
Of them; Mr. Norton sold q span Of
3-year olds to Mr.. Thayer for $4,000
who sold them to Mr.. Thomlinson OF
LaSeur, Mimi, who writes that he
.as been offered 100000 for one of
/ them; Mr.. Webb has been offered
$4,000 for Captain Webb, and re-
peated Offers Of S225 to $500 has
been made for him, showing that
his stock Is sought after at paying
prices. Western Lad has been shown
In the ring here for six successive
years in the roadster and sweep
stakes with or more OF his get, and
has never failed to receive lst premi-
UNI. showing what horsemen call
the best horse in this town and vi
entity. One Of the judges Ga stock
manl from Nebraska remarked that
Western Lads colts We're the finest
display OF colts he had ever seen
from any one horse. and said he had
acted as judge in many instances.
Sires that produce animals that
ere sought after at the highest pay
inl prices are the sires to patronize.
Western Lids get are large, with
plenty IL bone and substance and
are more rapidly growing into favor
than ever before
Terms 50 90 ut time OF service
aud s.aGO when mares are known
70 be in foai.
Doi!,STON BOY 2nd.
Tit, full hiooaed Clyde was pur-
chased by the bosdston Boy Horse
CO. The merisorious display OF his
GET II what led t. the purchase Of this
grand horse. To sre the horse and
his get is all that is necessary: they
IL their own ia king. and are the
best wa,fat! that II sire can have.
Considering the stringency OF the
times his service has been reduced
- Si2on, thus placing him in the
reach OF all that wish TO use him.
Apply for cards with extended pedi-
gree.
MESSENGER BOY,
Owned by Hon. John McHuyh, sired
tx Il ful. blood registered Norman
horse; dam, IA fall blood Messenger
mar. re is dapp,ed gray, l6 hands
tIi@ il, Ee,i pgooortioneI with plenty
u bAne a%.i substance; for style and
action is rarely tanalled; he Is vel.
calculated to produce the most de-
stable general purpose horses.
Ttrm---S7 90 10 insure a mare In
fo:4i
YOUNG MONITOR,
!, dark brown, two hind pusterns
wilt. aud star, long sweeping tail,
good name, stands IL hands high,
vell rroYortioHrd and FOR style j.
equal 10 any horse. He was sired
bt the noted fall blood Clyde, known
- th. Neb5te, 10, 81: his dam n
tatre dcti7e Morgan mare. be
should prove great sire Of general
pHinnse horses.
TERMS 5000 to insure n mare in
ioal.
All precantion will be taken to
avoid accide.ts, but no RESPONSE.
bi!ity assumed. For particulars al.
dress W. i, ALLEMAN,
ltlEsaT, lnm.n